Reddit sues Anthropic for allegedly scraping user data
Reddit has taken legal action against Anthropic, accusing the artificial intelligence firm of harvesting millions of user comments without permission to train its AI models. The lawsuit alleges systematic data scraping that violates user privacy and platform policies, intensifying the debate over ethical data use in AI.
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